Typical brilliant coordination of policy once again in the Obama administration as Barack Hussein Obama's own CIA Director, Leon Panetta, has described how sanctions against Iran won't work yet his boss, continues down that path as the solution.
Here's some of what Panetta told ABC from the report at The Jerusalem Post:
So, finally...the CIA of the United States of America finally admits that U.N. and Western sanctions against Iran won't work, aren't working and won't EVER work - meanwhile Obama and the rest of them have given the Iranians another year and a half to complete their entry into Armageddon.
And look at that last line from Panetta - "some debate" about whether Iran will proceed with nuclear bombs? Are you bloody serious? Let me ask you all this...are you comfortable with a CIA Director, the man with his fingers on the best intelligence in the world, who isn't sure if the Iranians, the directing force behind 30% of islamic terror in this world, will move forward with nuclear weapons?
You know, I've objected to several U.S. Presidents in my lifetime - especially Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton but I never asked this question once about them: "Does this President actually feel he has any responsibility to protect the American people?" Not once did I ask that of Bill Clinton, who I detested...but I do ask it now of Obama.
Here's some of what Panetta told ABC from the report at The Jerusalem Post:
CIA Director Leon Panetta said Sunday that Iran probably has enough low-enriched uranium for two nuclear weapons, but that it likely would take two years to build the bombs.Panetta told ABC television's "This Week" that he is doubtful that recent UN penalties will put an end to Iran's nuclear ambitions.
He said the penalties could help to weaken Tehran's government by creating serious economic problems. But he added, "Will it deter them from their ambitions with regards to nuclear capability? Probably not."Panetta commented that there is "some debate" as to whether Iran will proceed with the bomb.
So, finally...the CIA of the United States of America finally admits that U.N. and Western sanctions against Iran won't work, aren't working and won't EVER work - meanwhile Obama and the rest of them have given the Iranians another year and a half to complete their entry into Armageddon.
And look at that last line from Panetta - "some debate" about whether Iran will proceed with nuclear bombs? Are you bloody serious? Let me ask you all this...are you comfortable with a CIA Director, the man with his fingers on the best intelligence in the world, who isn't sure if the Iranians, the directing force behind 30% of islamic terror in this world, will move forward with nuclear weapons?
You know, I've objected to several U.S. Presidents in my lifetime - especially Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton but I never asked this question once about them: "Does this President actually feel he has any responsibility to protect the American people?" Not once did I ask that of Bill Clinton, who I detested...but I do ask it now of Obama.
Panetta: Iran has uranium for 2 bombs
CIA Director Leon Panetta said Sunday that Iran probably has enough low-enriched uranium for two nuclear weapons, but that it likely would take two years to build the bombs.
Panetta told ABC television's "This Week" that he is doubtful that recent UN penalties will put an end to Iran's nuclear ambitions.
He said the penalties could help to weaken Tehran's government by creating serious economic problems. But he added, "Will it deter them from their ambitions with regards to nuclear capability? Probably not."
Panetta commented that there is "some debate" as to whether Iran will proceed with the bomb.
Asked about a potential Israeli military strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, Panetta said he thinks Israel is giving the US room on the diplomatic and political fronts.
CIA director Leon Panetta also spoke Sunday about North Korea and said that he doesn't think the skirmishes involving North Korea will lead to a military confrontation on the Korean peninsula.
International investigators concluded last month that North Korea torpedoed a South Korean warship near the Korean sea border. North Korea has denied the allegation and warned any punishment would trigger war.
Panetta told ABC television's "This Week" that for many years, "we've been going through these kinds of provocations and skirmishes with a rogue regime."
Panetta said that in the end, "they always back away from the brink and I think they'll do that now."
He said the attack could be related to who might succeed North Korean leader Kim Jong Il — possibly his youngest son.
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